The National tribune., 1887-12-22

the following officers for the ensuing year: Cap
tain, +. III. Clark First Lieut., q. n. Clark sec
ond Lieut., q. A. Killer. Camp Council, q. y. Clark,
F. A. Ingalls,, Chas. Snyder. This Camp is IN a
fOurshing condition with membership of 80
They have invited the GAR. Post to be present at
their installation OF officers.
KANSAS.
Luther stephens, Peabody. accompanied by four
brothers of Custer Camp, No. 20, went to Marion
and mustered in Gen. Hawey Camp, No. 20. on Dec
3. The new Camp starts Out with n charter mem
bers and good prospects for large increase in
the near future.
MASSACHUSETTS.
''Miriam's Crime " and Loves Stratgem were
presented at the Medford Opera House ON the 9th
inst. under the auspices of Gen. l.. c.. Lawrence
Camp, No. "a. The entertainment was success,
netting the Camp about $40. Officers of this Camp
for the ensuing year are as follows: Captain, Henry
j. Abbott; First Lieut., Henry A. Tilden; Second
Lieut., j. Joseph FitzgibbOn, ir. Camp Council,
Samuel w. Ianseme, Frank w. GarrOn, James III.
Mitchell. Delegate, Eddy B. Sweet; Alternate,
Officers of George II. Patch Camp, No. 80, Boston
Captain, W. A. Stevens: First Lieut., Fred l..
Daniels; Second Lieut., L. =; Newhall Camp
Council O. H. Lal<eman, A. E Green, l.. H. Lietch.
MICHIGAN.
Clarence skinner Benton HarbOr: Richard
WinRns Camp, No. "a, was mustered at this place
in November, 1856 with "a charter members. We
have now u membership of AZ. Our Officers for
1888 are as follows Captain, Will B. Flanagan
First Leut..W. Clauser; Second Lieut.. Lew smith.
Camp Council, W. h. Flanagan, j. 7. Nichols and
J. Lucas; Chap, III. Forbes; Coler-Serg't. }. p.
Nichols; :. of c., c. skinner; O. of c., A. S.Waace
G.. c., +. = Tubs; p. c., G. Clauser. Delegate, G..
Skinner; Alternate, A. ;. Wallace.
MISSOURI.
Officers of Mai. VIM. Warner Camp, No. Sc.
Kansas City: Captain. Fred. +. FTanke First
Lieut.. Chansey Butteriield Second Lieut., Geo.
~ Wolf Camp Council, Geo. Norris, ~ Myers
and A. J. Warneke. Delegate, Chansey Butter
field: Alternate, VIM. Smith.
PENNSYLVANIA.
We have received q circular letter from Chas.
NJ Cott Meadvile, stating that the Northwestern
PENNSYLVANIA Association, Sons of Veterans an
association similar and auxiliary TO the Northwest
ern Association of the GAR, had been formed.
The objects of this association to promote the
interest of the Order in the territory embraced, by
(D Giving opportunity annually of meeting to-
gether and becoming acquainted; ~ assisting the
Grand Army in the observanees OF the day; ~
carrying the charitable work of the Order
which can be better done collectively than by Camps
acting siugly. Acting under the suggestion of the
last mentioned object, there will be proposed the
establishment OF Mutual Relief Fund. To be drawn
on in of sickness or death of member OF the
benefit fund. All Camps of this Division are re
qucsted To vote ON whether not they shall join
the association and send the result of said vote 70
ID. +. Mckay, jr., Corresponding Secretary, Mead
Vile The following the officers elected for the
ensuing year: President, q. vi. COtsr Meadvlie;
N.-Ps, Frank Barr, franklin; +. Fl. Fox, on
City; Chap, J. ID. Eea. Linesvie; Rec. Secy, VIM
Bell OIL City; Cor. Sec'y, ID. Il. Mckay, jr., Mead
Vile Treas, r. l.. Armstrong Meadviile. Execu
tive Committee, j. r. Keys, Brock wayville "A. g.
Ellsworth, COnneautville; j. W. Thompson, But
| Ter; r. III. AshcTaft. Coudersport. The next place
Of meeting is ut Bradford, in August, 1855 the
same date the Northwestern Association, GAR
ThOs. Mehan, Box % Remove; Officers of i. A
/ Roberts Camp, No. lO4 Captain, T.. Il. Herbert
First Lieut.. T. j. Bender; Second Lieut., William
/ Mahafiie. Delegate, II. J. Bender; Alternate. T.
| f. Creager. Camp Council. f. IL. kendig, William
/ Hoover and u. +. Creaser.